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I have taken my first cuttings from a hardy Fuchsia which i bought last year. The cutting had roots coming out of the bottom of the pots within 2 weeks, i potted them on and they have now flowered with 8 weeks of cutting, on a window sil

A couple of yers ago I bought a fuchsia cultivar named Sunny Cracker alas the following winter was not kind and it was lost. I have tried every avenue I kind find inthe fuchsia world all without success             has anyone out ther heard

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when repotting my fuchsia plants i found white maggot loocking grubs had eaten the roots . what do you think they are and how can we stop this happening again as this is the third year this as happend. Ben. Grubs of the vine weevil-100% certain

Can you check to see if vine weevil grubs have eaten the roots? I believe that fuchsias are one of their favourite plants. I agree with Kate - if they are in pots, tip an affected plant out and look for 'C' shaped Vine Weevil grubs

I have just stumbled on an excellent website on fuchsias, particularly very detailed info on how to take cuttings, this just for those who aren't experiences "cutting takers", like me. http://www.fuchsiaflower.co.uk/cuttingspage.htm   Sue that's a

fuchsias. I shorten the stems by say half then strip off all remaining flowers and all leaves. Place in greenhouse and water extremely sparingly.   Simply-you treat it like a bush fuschia only it is on a stem-so just a light prune but leave most branches

Can anyone help me to identify this fuchsia please. I got it earlier this season and it has flowered really well and is a great trailer. The colour is good too.   Thanks to anyone who responds.   Brian   I presume you haven't sent these images

I love fuchsias and am always trying new varieties. I have about eighteen different ones at the moment and they have produced (and are still producing) an excellent display. Except one! Practically all the stems are reduced to two leaves at the end

I've just bought a Fuchsia Annabelle ( I really do need to avoid the  plant section in Morrisons!!!!!) the label describes it as a "wonderful hardy fuchsia" but after looking it up online the info suggests it's not that hardy afterall. Anyone got